Artificial Intelligence has been another integral domain on which the Government of Sri Lanka has put specific emphasis for an efficient Digital Economy.
In an era where non-state actors play an increasingly prominent role in international affairs, the Canada–Nepal case illustrates the power of people-centric diplomacy.
The challenge for middle powers is not simply to adapt to evolving geopolitical conditions but to redefine how they exercise influence within it.
When tensions rise in West Asia, India faces not only higher crude prices but also a rapid shipping and insurance shock.
The sinking of the IRIS Dena is more than a tactical episode; it is a reminder that modern warfare increasingly affects domains once considered peripheral.
India’s renewed engagement with West Asia reflects a deliberate, pragmatic strategy combining economic, diplomatic, and security dimensions while preserving strategic autonomy.
In standing firm on neutrality, Sri Lanka reaffirmed its commitment to peace, autonomy, and the avoidance of entanglement in military alliances, a choice that will shape…
What Siliguri was to the region a century ago, Gelephu is well positioned to be today.
Countries have to work together as well as make use of cutting-edge innovations while global environmental issues continue so as to determine sustainable solutions for an…
The U.S.–ROK partnership offers a defining case study of 21st-century statecraft. In an era where economic security is inseparable from national security, the management of “Tariff-for-Tech”…
By recognising cricket as a domain of constructive engagement in an era otherwise defined by contestation in high politics, New Delhi can harness its symbolic and…
The meteoric rise of Rabi Lamichhane and Balen Shah has now sidelined the many established figures and political parties, heralding the ‘Rabi-Balen’ era.
